I feel that the filming is really good, and everyone's character is very distinct and rich. It is relatively late for domestic children to go through this stage. I feel that it is only when they reach the university that they are like their high school. Confused, depressed, and helpless, busy with no purpose, I can actually understand a lot. The difference is that the original families of the protagonists are not very happy, and there are many setbacks on the way to growth. I think it's normal for Nate to be perverted. For normal children, let's not talk about finding out what his dad did. Living in such a family is very depressing. Dad comes home with a beautiful face outside. , my brother is stupider than himself and doesn't know anything. Then, at the age of high school, it is a very confused age, and it takes a long time to find the self and adjust a relationship between the self and the society. Under such circumstances, it is quite reasonable to have contradictory and extreme emotional feelings. My impression is that a mother's role in the family is really important. Whether it is for boys or girls, Nate's mother does not get the respect of her children, and I feel that it is also because Nate's mother herself has not paid too much.
And then there's Jules, a really special kid. I think Jules's character is easy to like, easy to get along with others quickly, they like people quickly and hate people quickly. I think she didn't have a long relationship with Rue because she felt Rue couldn't handle it. . sth like that, I thought Jules would avoid Rue just because he wasn't comfortable with falling in love with girls, but it turned out that they had a direct relationship with the bar. In fact, Jules is a hidden m...
From my point of view at present, Nate and Jules are the most contradictory, and the other roles are in the confused category of normal teenagers. Plus, when Nate's dad pressed him to the ground, it really, really really made me sick! ! ! ! ! ! Don't be too disgusting, the most annoying thing is his father.
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